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Effinger, Joh, R., Ph.D; Carroll, Mitchell, Ph.D; Brittain, Alfred, Rev; Butler, Pierce Ph.D., Et Al.
Woman In All Ages And In All Countries, 8 Volumes
Philadelphia, The Rittenhouse Press,
1907, Hard Cover,
Condition: Very Good, Decoratively bound set on women in history; essays of women in their culture; customs; goodness or evil; bravery or cowardice; loyalty or infidelity; their learning or illiteracy; responsibilities; intelligence or ignorance; politics; social history; movements; classes; religion; physicality, etc. Eight volumes out of ten containing: Women of The Romance Countries: (Italy and Spain); Women of America, (from Aboriginal Woman through to close of the Century (19th); Oriental Women, ( from Women of the Dawn (referring to Biblical times), Irael, Babylonian and Assyrian Women, Land of the Lotus (Egypt), Hindoos, Persian Gulf, Arabia, Turkish Women, Moorish, China and Corea, Japan, the backward races, (there is dent to the rear board; Women of England, (from prehistoric Britain, ancient, Anglo-Saxson, Anglo-Normans, Middle Ages, Women of Manors, Monasteries, Industrial Classes, Transition Period, Tudor, Commonwealth, Restoration, 18th Century, Women of Ireland and Scotland; Women of Mediaeval France, (from Captains and Kings, famous lovers, early French Literature, Age of Saint Louis, Blanche De Castille as Regent, Mother and wife of a Saint, Romances of Chivalry and love; Marie DeBrabant and Mahaut D'Artois, Jeanne De Montifort, Court of the Mad King, Savior of France, Triumph and Martyrdom of Jeanne D'Arc, Rie of Monarchy, consolidation of a Kingdom; Women of Christianity, (the rise and fall of empires and dynasties and the manner in which woman's status in society has been modified by the new religion); Roman Women (front board small fade area); Greek Women, Heroic Age, Women of the Iliad, Odyssey, The Lyric Age, Sappho, Spartan Woman, Athenian, Apasia, Aphrodite Pandemus, Ancient Athens (social and domestic, etc.); Greek Woman in Religion, Higher Education, Macedonian Woman, Alexandrian Woman. Beautiful purple silk cloth, brightly decorated with intricate gilt border design and gilt figure of a woman standing on a globe. Spine has gilt lettering and same illustration of a woman, all spines have varying degrees of faded gilt (none are bright) and very mild sunning. Each volume has an interesting frontispiece, many from famous paintings. Title page decorated with orange frame and illustration of woman standing on the world. Few corners and spine ends mildly bumped. All clean no writing, clean bright text. Solidly bound, no hinge cracking. A scholarly work presented by different historians of various universities. 8 vo, each volume 300 to 400 pp. 1907-1908 to copyright page.
(Multiculture, Of, Women, Woman, In All, Ages, And In All, Countries, Study, Of, Women, Women, In History, Customs, Of, Women, Cultures, And Women, Social, History, Of, Women, Legal, Rights, Of, Women, Woman, S, Studies, Women, In The Renaissance, Borgia, Women, In The 16th, Century, Women, In During, Spanish, Monarchies, Countess, Matilda, Of, Tuscany, Moorish, Women, Aboriginal, Women, Women, Of, The Civil, War, Women, Of, South, America, History, Of, Oriental, Women, Women, Of, Monasteries, Marie, Debrabant, And Mahaut, D, Artois, Jeanne, De, Montifort, Women, S, Role, In Christianity, Macedonian, Woman, Roman, Women) Cat No. 4339.
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Effinger, Joh, R., Ph.D; Carroll, Mitchell, Ph.D; Brittain, Alfred, Rev; Butler, Pierce Ph.D., Et Al.
Woman In All Ages And In All Countries, 8 Volumes
Philadelphia, The Rittenhouse Press,
1907, Hard Cover,
Condition: Very Good, Decoratively bound set on women in history; essays of women in their culture; customs; goodness or evil; bravery or cowardice; loyalty or infidelity; their learning or illiteracy; responsibilities; intelligence or ignorance; politics; social history; movements; classes; religion; physicality, etc. Eight volumes out of ten containing: Women of The Romance Countries: (Italy and Spain); Women of America, (from Aboriginal Woman through to close of the Century (19th); Oriental Women, ( from Women of the Dawn (referring to Biblical times), Irael, Babylonian and Assyrian Women, Land of the Lotus (Egypt), Hindoos, Persian Gulf, Arabia, Turkish Women, Moorish, China and Corea, Japan, the backward races, (there is dent to the rear board; Women of England, (from prehistoric Britain, ancient, Anglo-Saxson, Anglo-Normans, Middle Ages, Women of Manors, Monasteries, Industrial Classes, Transition Period, Tudor, Commonwealth, Restoration, 18th Century, Women of Ireland and Scotland; Women of Mediaeval France, (from Captains and Kings, famous lovers, early French Literature, Age of Saint Louis, Blanche De Castille as Regent, Mother and wife of a Saint, Romances of Chivalry and love; Marie DeBrabant and Mahaut D'Artois, Jeanne De Montifort, Court of the Mad King, Savior of France, Triumph and Martyrdom of Jeanne D'Arc, Rie of Monarchy, consolidation of a Kingdom; Women of Christianity, (the rise and fall of empires and dynasties and the manner in which woman's status in society has been modified by the new religion); Roman Women (front board small fade area); Greek Women, Heroic Age, Women of the Iliad, Odyssey, The Lyric Age, Sappho, Spartan Woman, Athenian, Apasia, Aphrodite Pandemus, Ancient Athens (social and domestic, etc.); Greek Woman in Religion, Higher Education, Macedonian Woman, Alexandrian Woman. Beautiful purple silk cloth, brightly decorated with intricate gilt border design and gilt figure of a woman standing on a globe. Spine has gilt lettering and same illustration of a woman, all spines have varying degrees of faded gilt (none are bright) and very mild sunning. Each volume has an interesting frontispiece, many from famous paintings. Title page decorated with orange frame and illustration of woman standing on the world. Few corners and spine ends mildly bumped. All clean no writing, clean bright text. Solidly bound, no hinge cracking. A scholarly work presented by different historians of various universities. 8 vo, each volume 300 to 400 pp. 1907-1908 to copyright page.
(Multiculture, Of, Women, Woman, In All, Ages, And In All, Countries, Study, Of, Women, Women, In History, Customs, Of, Women, Cultures, And Women, Social, History, Of, Women, Legal, Rights, Of, Women, Woman, S, Studies, Women, In The Renaissance, Borgia, Women, In The 16th, Century, Women, In During, Spanish, Monarchies, Countess, Matilda, Of, Tuscany, Moorish, Women, Aboriginal, Women, Women, Of, The Civil, War, Women, Of, South, America, History, Of, Oriental, Women, Women, Of, Monasteries, Marie, Debrabant, And Mahaut, D, Artois, Jeanne, De, Montifort, Women, S, Role, In Christianity, Macedonian, Woman, Roman, Women) Cat No. 4339.
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Effinger, Joh, R., Ph.D; Carroll, Mitchell, Ph.D; Brittain, Alfred, Rev; Butler, Pierce Ph.D., Et Al.
Woman In All Ages And In All Countries, 8 Volumes
Philadelphia, The Rittenhouse Press,
1907, Hard Cover,
Condition: Very Good, Decoratively bound set on women in history; essays of women in their culture; customs; goodness or evil; bravery or cowardice; loyalty or infidelity; their learning or illiteracy; responsibilities; intelligence or ignorance; politics; social history; movements; classes; religion; physicality, etc. Eight volumes out of ten containing: Women of The Romance Countries: (Italy and Spain); Women of America, (from Aboriginal Woman through to close of the Century (19th); Oriental Women, ( from Women of the Dawn (referring to Biblical times), Irael, Babylonian and Assyrian Women, Land of the Lotus (Egypt), Hindoos, Persian Gulf, Arabia, Turkish Women, Moorish, China and Corea, Japan, the backward races, (there is dent to the rear board; Women of England, (from prehistoric Britain, ancient, Anglo-Saxson, Anglo-Normans, Middle Ages, Women of Manors, Monasteries, Industrial Classes, Transition Period, Tudor, Commonwealth, Restoration, 18th Century, Women of Ireland and Scotland; Women of Mediaeval France, (from Captains and Kings, famous lovers, early French Literature, Age of Saint Louis, Blanche De Castille as Regent, Mother and wife of a Saint, Romances of Chivalry and love; Marie DeBrabant and Mahaut D'Artois, Jeanne De Montifort, Court of the Mad King, Savior of France, Triumph and Martyrdom of Jeanne D'Arc, Rie of Monarchy, consolidation of a Kingdom; Women of Christianity, (the rise and fall of empires and dynasties and the manner in which woman's status in society has been modified by the new religion); Roman Women (front board small fade area); Greek Women, Heroic Age, Women of the Iliad, Odyssey, The Lyric Age, Sappho, Spartan Woman, Athenian, Apasia, Aphrodite Pandemus, Ancient Athens (social and domestic, etc.); Greek Woman in Religion, Higher Education, Macedonian Woman, Alexandrian Woman. Beautiful purple silk cloth, brightly decorated with intricate gilt border design and gilt figure of a woman standing on a globe. Spine has gilt lettering and same illustration of a woman, all spines have varying degrees of faded gilt (none are bright) and very mild sunning. Each volume has an interesting frontispiece, many from famous paintings. Title page decorated with orange frame and illustration of woman standing on the world. Few corners and spine ends mildly bumped. All clean no writing, clean bright text. Solidly bound, no hinge cracking. A scholarly work presented by different historians of various universities. 8 vo, each volume 300 to 400 pp. 1907-1908 to copyright page.
(Multiculture, Of, Women, Woman, In All, Ages, And In All, Countries, Study, Of, Women, Women, In History, Customs, Of, Women, Cultures, And Women, Social, History, Of, Women, Legal, Rights, Of, Women, Woman, S, Studies, Women, In The Renaissance, Borgia, Women, In The 16th, Century, Women, In During, Spanish, Monarchies, Countess, Matilda, Of, Tuscany, Moorish, Women, Aboriginal, Women, Women, Of, The Civil, War, Women, Of, South, America, History, Of, Oriental, Women, Women, Of, Monasteries, Marie, Debrabant, And Mahaut, D, Artois, Jeanne, De, Montifort, Women, S, Role, In Christianity, Macedonian, Woman, Roman, Women) Cat No. 4339.
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De Vaux, Lisle; Clare Victor Dwiggins, Illustrations.
Crankisms
Philadelphia, Henry T. Coates,
1901, First Edition ed, Hard Cover,
illus: Clare Victor Dwiggins, Condition: Very Good, Victioiran era witticism, moralizing, whimsy and satire on everyday subjects and intentions. Wonderful detailed drawings by Clare Dwiggins: "It is easy to have conscientious scruples when the are profitable'; "When we grow old we walk unfeelingly over that which we, in our youth, madly chased"; "The best and the worst in man respond only to woman's touch..unfortunately for man"; "When we care we usually don't dare; when we dare we don't often care". Clare Victor Dwiggins, American illustrator (1874-1959), born, Ohio; however, he worked mainly in Philadelphia and New York. He illustrated Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, for Mark Twain; The Christman Carol by Dickens, and other classics. He was the creator of the first half-page Sunday cartoon feature "School Days". Green cloth boards and spine, black title, illustration and stamped "Crankism". Title to spine. Mild rubbing of spine ends, and rear board. Very pale random foxing, most to title page, and marginal areas of about 10 pages. Printed on heavy weight paper. F.E.P. previous 1901 Christmas inscription. Below it inscription dated 1969. Few cracks to front hinge. All else solidly bound. Great illustrations. 16 mo, 100 pp
(Crankisms, First, Edition, Crankisms, Clare, Victor, Dwiggins, Humorous, Verse, Victorian, Satire, Victorian, Witticism, Victorial, Moralizing, Victorian, American, Illustrators) Cat No. 4340.
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De Vaux, Lisle; Clare Victor Dwiggins, Illustrations.
Crankisms
Philadelphia, Henry T. Coates,
1901, First Edition ed, Hard Cover,
illus: Clare Victor Dwiggins, Condition: Very Good, Victioiran era witticism, moralizing, whimsy and satire on everyday subjects and intentions. Wonderful detailed drawings by Clare Dwiggins: "It is easy to have conscientious scruples when the are profitable'; "When we grow old we walk unfeelingly over that which we, in our youth, madly chased"; "The best and the worst in man respond only to woman's touch..unfortunately for man"; "When we care we usually don't dare; when we dare we don't often care". Clare Victor Dwiggins, American illustrator (1874-1959), born, Ohio; however, he worked mainly in Philadelphia and New York. He illustrated Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, for Mark Twain; The Christman Carol by Dickens, and other classics. He was the creator of the first half-page Sunday cartoon feature "School Days". Green cloth boards and spine, black title, illustration and stamped "Crankism". Title to spine. Mild rubbing of spine ends, and rear board. Very pale random foxing, most to title page, and marginal areas of about 10 pages. Printed on heavy weight paper. F.E.P. previous 1901 Christmas inscription. Below it inscription dated 1969. Few cracks to front hinge. All else solidly bound. Great illustrations. 16 mo, 100 pp
(Crankisms, First, Edition, Crankisms, Clare, Victor, Dwiggins, Humorous, Verse, Victorian, Satire, Victorian, Witticism, Victorial, Moralizing, Victorian, American, Illustrators) Cat No. 4340.
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